My publisher called this essay “brave.” It did take me 50 years to be willing to write about this experience. Every woman has been Jane Doe, at one time or another. While it may trigger more shame for me, I hope it helps victims realize they don’t have to take accusations lying down.
https://voxpopulisphere.wordpress.com/2026/10/29/patricia-nugent-poor-judgment/
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My position that Women’s History Month should be discontinued has been controversial. Eleven years after Ms. Magazine published this essay, I stand by every word I wrote back then. And feel even stronger about it today as women’s rights continue to erode.
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Here’s a current reprint of an essay published by Ms. Magazine in 2015 explaining why I don’t celebrate Women’s History Month. It rings more than true today….Just give us equal rights!
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Today is Women’s Equality Day. Only it’s not. Read my guest column here.
https://dailygazette.com/2023/08/25/guest-column-womens-equality-day-is-nothing-to-celebrate/
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A video clip of a 14-minute sermon I presented at the Presbyterian-United Church of Christ on Sunday, March 12 on the history of oppressing women in the United States and what we can do about it.
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As recently published by Vox Populi.
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